Vermont at Syracuse

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 12, 1911, page 12

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  SYRACUSE BEATS VERMONT Fogg Executes Two Drop Kicks as Opening Feature of Game. Syracuse. Nov. 11.-Clean. speedy football, excellent generalship and a little luck enabled Syracuse to decisively beat the heavy University of Vermont team here to-day. The final score was i6–⁠0. Captain Fogg. Syracuse. executed two pretty drop kicks in the first five minutes OF play. The first was from the 9O-yard line and the second from the 15-yard streak. 4 ltse later Castle blocked a Vermont punt on the 10 yard line and carried the oval over for a touchdown. The try at goal failed. In the last quarter Day repeated Castles stunt and. blocking a kick. went over for the other score. Owing to the heavy wind that prevailed all through the game. the try at the goal again failed. Except for a few minutes I’m the last period the ball was continually in Vermont territory. The boys in green would occasionaly gain twenty or thirty yards on straight football. and once they worked a forward pass nicely. but on the whole the Syracuse defence was adamant on the offence Syracuse showed the best form Of the season. End runs proved to be the best gamers, though there were several stretches of straight football that revived memories OF the days of mass plays and flying wedges The bright particular stars OF the game were Captain Fogg Al quarter and Harry Kallett. right end. The latter played the best individual game of football ever seen in the Syracuse stadium. When he caught a Vermont onside kick I’m the second quarter and by a brilliant run went through all but one Of the greenback boys. being forced out Of bounds on the 20-yard line. the stands were electrified The game was marred by the frequent penalties imposed on Vermont for offside and unnecessary roughness. The Lineup follows.

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  The Calumet news, Calumet, Mich., November 13, 1911, page 1 (results column)

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  MICHIGAN LOSES, 6 TO o. Cornell Proves Too Strong For the Wolverines Saturday. Ithaca. n. Y, Nov. 13.-Straight football was knocked to the four winds Saturday in the greatest intersectional game of the year between Cornell and Michigan, the eastern college winning out G 10 0. The game furnished the finest eX hibtion of punting ever seen here. Forward passes did not work at all. Michigan tried four but lost on every trial. The punting Of Butler and O’Connor for Cornell gained about ten yards on every exchange with Michigan and It was probably To that form Of play that the victory was due. Cor. nell began to outplay the westerners in the third period and in the fourth showed greater strength, but did not score. losing the ball on a tumble when they had a chance. Butler tried three goals from the field, but all miss cd Cornell in the third period scored the only touchdown of the game. AZ ter a fusillade Of punts Eyrich caught the ball from Buffers boot on Michi- IWhyte and O’connor made seven yards | through tackle and then lost the BAH | to Michigan. The Wolverines failed Togain and Thomson attempted a punt. Captain Munk broke Through. blocked the punt and Fritz grabbed the ball. He landed over the line for a touch down and Butler kicked tho goal. 4? The ball was in Michigans territory In the fourth period, but Cornell failed to score. Butler tried n goal from midfeld and barely missed. Other Games. other games played Saturday result led as follows: Yale 10, Brown 0. Navy, 80; University of West virginia, 0. Army, 2O Bucknell 2. Pennsylvania, %; Lafayette, 6. Syracuse, 16; Vermont, 0. Pennsylvania State college. Il; Col gate. .. williams. 6; Wesleyan 8. Amherst. 10; Worcester Polytechnic. s. Holy Cross. “a; Colby. 0. Dickinson, Il; Gettysburg, 0. Swarthmorc, 9; Lehgh. 3. .yersity Of Pittsburg, y; Villa O. trinity, So; Massachusetts, Agricultural 6. Iowa, Il; Purdue, o. Marquette university 10; South Dakota. o. Lawrence, 10; Ripon, o. Ohio State. “a: Kenyon, o. Michigan Agricultural, &c; Mount Union. 6. Ames. 16; Cornell college, s. Case. 16; Ohio Wesleyan. 6. Western Reserve, 0; Buchtel. 0. Colorado college. 6; Utah, IS. University Of Cincinnati 0; Dennison, 0. ? Olivet. .; Alma, 6. Nebraska, p; Doane, 0. / Wabash, Il; Rose Polytechnic. 6. Kansas, 0; oklahoma, 3. / Missouri State 8; Washington uni t versity, 5. e Depauw, 0; Miami, o.

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  The daily Gate City, Keokuk, Iowa, November 12, 1911, page 7 (results column)

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  Keokuk Best Baseball Talent Figures in Big Deal Afoot ) ~><>~>~>>%>% I FOOTBALL RESULTS. : $4,000 80 : At Princeton-Da Dartmouth o; Prince. ton 8. At New Haven-Brown o; Yale Is. AT Cambridge Carlisle Is; Harward Is. AT ithaca Michigan O; Cornell 6. At delphia-Lafayette 6; U. of P. “a. At Amherst Worcester Poly s; Amherst 10. At West Point-Bucknell 2; Army 90 At Annapolis-Western Virginia o; Navy so, At Worcester Colby 0; Holy Cross o. At State College Colgate 8; Penn. State II. AT Bethlehem-Lehigh 2; swarthmore 8. At Syracuse Vermont 0; Syracuse 16. At Brunswick Bowdoin o; U. OF Maine Is. At Evanston-C Chicago 8; North western 8. i AT Lafayette-Purdue o; Iowa IL. At indianapolis 0; Illinois /; 0. At Akron-western Reserve o. Buchtell 0. / AT cincinnati-Uni of Chit 10; Denison 0. i At Cleveland-Case 16; Wesleyan 6 At Columbus-Ohio State “a; Ken yon O.. At Nashville-vander 1s; Ken lucky State 0. At Lake Forest-Lake Forest 6 Detroit 5. At Lincoln-Nebraska %; Doane At st. Louis-Washington U. 5 } Missouri 5. At Lawrence, Kansas Oklahoma 5 Kansas 0. At Lansing, Mich.-M. A. G. 26; Nj Union g. At Terre Haute-W Wabash II; Ros Poly g. , At Richmond. Ind.-Earlham 80 :. Butler g. : At Des Moines-D Drake G; Crime ! 0. : At Ames-state College Is; Co nell 0. = At Des Highland Park q : Ellsworth College II. !. At Colorado Springs, Colo.-Col’ : RADIO College 6; Utah is. ! At Denver-Denver 8; Colorad :, School of Mines O. : At Boulder Colo-University { !. Colorado 81; Colorado Aggies 0.

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Syracuse leads 7–⁠0 in seven meetings, counting the four since this game.